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How to arrange a special service. Contact Fr Clive 07970 875052Read More
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1st Sunday in month 11.00am Eucharist, 2nd 11.00am Morning Worship, 3rd 11.00am Eucharist, 4th 6.00pm Praise Service, 5th 11.00am EucharistRead More
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All Saints' Barmer is the second church in Syderstone Parish. It is in the care of the Norfolk Churches Trust. Evensong Sunday 23 June 4.00pmRead More
Welcome to the Church of Saint Mary Syderstone
Services at St Mary's
Please take note
In light of the coronavirus epidemic, services within the Benefice have been suspended.
For as long as this continues there will be a weekly celebration of the Eucharist in Our Lady Saint Mary, South Creake each Sunday at 10:30 am. However, this is NOT an invitation to attend but I would encourage you to join me either via the Benefice Facebook page (@creakebenefice) where the service will be streamed live or in an act of spiritual communion. Attached here is a document which may aid your devototion in this respect.
All the churches will remain open daily as usual for private prayer. Should you enter a church and find another person there, please remember to follow the national guidance of ensuring that you maintain approximatelt 2 metres distance from that person.
1st Sunday: 11.00 am Parish Eucharist (CW)
2nd Sunday: 11.00 am Morning Worship (CW)
3rd Sunday: 11.00 am Parish Eucharist (CW)
4th Sunday: 4.00 pm Praise Service
5th Sunday: 11.00 am Parish Eucharist (CW)
BCP: Book of Common Prayer
CW: Common Worship
For occasional variations in the pattern of services, see the Calendar to the right.
Benefice update - Coronavirus (COVID-19)
In light of the coronavirus epidemic, services within the Benefice have been suspended.
For as long as this continues there will be a weekly celebration of the Eucharist in Our Lady Saint Mary, South Creake each Sunday at 10:30 am. However, this is NOT an invitation to attend but I would encourage you to join me either via the Benefice Facebook page (@creakebenefice) where the service will be streamed live or in an act of spiritual communion. Attached here is a document which may aid your devototion in this respect.
All the churches will remain open daily as usual for private prayer. Should you enter a church and find another person there, please remember to follow the national guidance of ensuring that you maintain approximatelt 2 metres distance from that person.
Thinking Anglicans
03 April 2020
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London bishops write about the Eucharist
The London College of Bishops has published this excellent article: The Eucharist in a time of Physical Distancing. It is reproduced in full below. The current advice mentioned therein can be found here. The Eucharist in a time of Physical Distancing A paper from the London College of Bishops: Since the earliest days of the Church, […]
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Opinion – 1 April 2020
Rosie Harper ViaMedia.News Covid-19, Theodicy and Common Grace Wendy Bower ViaMedia.News A Sermon for Our Time: Tears & Tombs Jonathan Draper Afterthoughts Virtual Church? Tim Stratford One way of looking at things… Changed but not stopped Richard Peers Oikodomeo Life with Zoom – Small solitudes, little deserts: Poustinia for a time of Pandemic Gary Waddington The Busy […]
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Problems with the guidance on closing churches
Updated 5.45 pm Tuesday The Archdeacon of Hastings, Edward Dowler, has written for the Church Times: Let the clergy pray in their churches. Do read the whole article, but here are some key points (emphasis added): “OUR church buildings must now be closed not only for public worship, but for private prayer as well and this […]
Daily Bible Verse
03 April 2020
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Fri, 3 April
Jesus said: If you are bringing your offering to the altar and there remember that your brother or sister has something against you, leave your offering there before the altar, go and be reconciled with them first, and then come back and present your offering. (Matthew 5:17-37)
Statement of Inclusivity
Syderstone Parochial Church Council, which has the care of the parishioners of Barmer, Blenheim Park, Syderstone and Wicken Green, fully supports and accepts the ordination of both men and women as deacons, priests and bishops in the Church of England and in the wider Anglican Communion. As God welcomes us we welcome everyone to the family of our churches regardless of their age, physical ability, ethnicity, gender, or sexuality.